E T Barton

Diary of a Bad, Bad Bookkeeper: a Cautionary Embezzlement Tale for Small Business Owners Everywhere E T Barton

Publisher Marketing: Meet Betty Bookkeeper. She's embezzling thousands of dollars a month from her unsuspecting Small Business Owner boss. Her boss has absolutely no idea because she seems like such a good woman. It's that trust which makes it so tempting and so easy for Betty to steal. Do you have a Betty Bookkeeper? Or are you a Bookkeeper who worries about protecting your reputation? Then this book is for you. This book is a work of fiction with some non-fiction advice. It was originally written to help small business owners spot and stop embezzlement in their small business companies. While there are tons of books about stopping embezzlement in a corporate level, there are very few that talk about embezzlement on a Small Business scale. This book details out 16 common bookkeeping scams and how to stop them. It also gives a brief overview at the end of how to do a Quickie Audit and see if your current bookkeeper is a "Betty Bookkeeper." Some of the common business scams include: * The Double Payday Scam * The Phishing Scam * The PayPal Weak Link * The Shell Company Scam * The Payroll Tax Scam ... And many more. If you have EVER worried that a bookkeeper is stealing from you, or if you are a bookkeeper who wants to protect yourself from being accused of embezzlement, get this book and put the practices to use. It could save your lifestyle. WARNING: This book will scare you silly if you are a business owner. Betty has a twisted sense of humor and is not afraid to use it. At roughly 15,000 words, it is a fast read that will either make you laugh or cry.